ClontarfCo. Dublin vs WhitehallCo. DublinTown level

The same comparison as the area page, but measured for the town itself, not the whole Eircode routing key.

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iClontarf sits in D03, Whitehall in D09. Each figure below is tagged with the geographic level it's actually measured at.
Clontarf
Whitehall

Outlines are each town's CSO Small Areas — the exact footprint every figure is measured over.

TOWNS
Clontarf
Co. Dublin · in D03 · pop · 131 small areas
Whitehall
Co. Dublin · in D09 · pop · 53 small areas
Prices & market● TOWN · exact
Median sale price
€531k
€454k
Typical range (P25–P75)
€383k – €750k
€340k – €575k
Sales (24m)
998
1,254
Price momentum (YoY)
+2.7%
+7.0%
New-build share
0.0%
3.5%
Schools, health & amenities● TOWN · counts
Count of each facility whose location falls inside the town boundary. Bigger towns naturally score higher — read alongside population.
Schools
16 prim · 6 sec
2 prim · 3 sec
Clontarf · 22 schools (largest first)
Mount Temple Comprehensive School Secondary
899 pupils · 75% to 3rd-level · CHURCH OF IRELAND
Holy Faith Secondary School Secondary
665 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
St Pauls College Secondary
637 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
St Marys Secondary School Secondary
319 pupils · 40% to 3rd-level · CATHOLICDEIS
Marino College Secondary
277 pupils · 35% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONALDEIS
St Josephs C.b.s. Secondary
263 pupils · 35% to 3rd-level · CATHOLICDEIS
S N Eoin Baisde Girls Senior Primary
408 pupils · Catholic
St Brigids Convent N S Primary
383 pupils · Catholic
Sn Eoin Baisde Boys Senior School Primary
318 pupils · Catholic
Scoil Assaim Boys Seniors Primary
313 pupils · Catholic
Eoin Baisde B Sois Primary
310 pupils · Catholic
Our Lady Of Consolation Ns Primary
308 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Scoil Aine Convent Senior Primary
307 pupils · Catholic
Naiscoil Ide Primary
307 pupils · Catholic
St Brigids Boys N S Primary
292 pupils · Catholic
S N Na Lanai Glasa Primary
281 pupils · Church Of Ireland
St Marys N S Primary
206 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Eoin Baisde C Naoidh Primary
203 pupils · Catholic
Scoil Chiarain Primary
159 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Killester Raheny Clontarf Educate Together National School Primary
153 pupils · Multi Denominational
S N Seosamh Na Mbrathar Primary
115 pupils · CatholicDEIS
Howth Rd Mxd N S Primary
93 pupils · Presbyterian
Whitehall · 6 schools (largest first)
Clonturk College Secondary
939 pupils · 75% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONAL
St. Aidan's C.b.s. Secondary
728 pupils · 70% to 3rd-level · CATHOLIC
Ellenfield Community College Secondary
103 pupils · 35% to 3rd-level · MULTI DENOMINATIONALDEIS
Dublin City University Secondary
enrolment n/a · 70% to 3rd-level · university
Holy Child National School Primary
495 pupils · Catholic
Scoil An Leinbh Iosa Boys Seniors Primary
315 pupils · Catholic
Creches
29
16
GP practices
8
5
Pharmacies
19
9
Hospitals
3
3
Bus stops
138
60
Rail / Luas stops
4
0
Gyms & leisure
33
13
Parks & playgrounds
19
5
Sports pitches
102
35
Commute by car● TOWN · from centre
Drive time from the town centre to each city centre — typical off-peak, with an estimated weekday rush hour. OSRM road routing.
Dublin
10m · ~20 rush
11m · ~20 rush
Waterford
128m · ~140 rush
123m · ~135 rush
Limerick
149m · ~165 rush
144m · ~160 rush
Galway
154m · ~180 rush
149m · ~175 rush
Cork
188m · ~210 rush
183m · ~205 rush
Affluence & profile● ELECTORAL DIVISION
Affluence (Pobal HP)
6.6
2.3
Clontarf · 10 EDs, poorest → richest
-4Clontarf West BBelow average
+4Clontarf East AAffluent
+4Clontarf West AAffluent
+7Clontarf West EAffluent
+8Clontarf West DAffluent
+8Clontarf East CAffluent
+9Clontarf East BAffluent
+9Clontarf East EAffluent
+9Clontarf West CAffluent
+11Clontarf East DAffluent
Whitehall · 4 EDs, poorest → richest
+0Whitehall DAbove average
+1Whitehall BAbove average
+3Whitehall CAbove average
+5Whitehall AAffluent
Third-level educated
60.8%
49.0%
Professional class
57.9%
43.1%
Unemployment
5.6%
6.4%
Owner-occupier
72.0%
68.3%
Private rental
21.8%
23.1%
Social housing (LA)
3.8%
5.8%
Liveability & safety● AREA · D03 / D09
Wider-area figures, not the town. Quality of life & rank are for the whole Eircode area each town sits in (ClontarfD03, WhitehallD09); safety & crime are the DMR North Garda division — so they read identically for both towns.
Quality of Life
63/100
64/100
National rank
#62
#57
County rank
#17
#14
Safety
59/100
59/100
Crime / 1,000
61.5
61.5

Affluence range

Pobal HP deprivation index — published per Electoral Division, so the spread shows the town's poorest to richest ED. A town that is a single ED shows one mark, no range.

Clontarf Affluent+6.6
← more deprivednational avg · 0more affluent →
Spread across the town: Clontarf West B -4 (least affluent) → Clontarf East D +11 (most affluent). It straddles the national average.
Whitehall Above average+2.3
← more deprivednational avg · 0more affluent →
Spread across the town: Whitehall D +1 (least affluent) → Whitehall A +5 (most affluent). Even its least-affluent neighbourhood is above the national average.

How accurate is this, and at what level?

● TOWN
Prices, amenities & commute — exact, town-specific.

Prices come from individual PPR sales inside the town's Small-Area boundary; schools, GPs, transport, gyms and parks are counted the same way; commute is routed from the town centre. The figures the routing-key area page can't give you.

● ED
Affluence, profile & tenure — Electoral-Division level.

Pobal HP, third-level, class, unemployment, tenure are published per Electoral Division and averaged across the town's EDs — a range where the town spans several EDs (see the bar above).

● AREA
Liveability & safety — wider-area, not the town.

Quality of life and rank are per Eircode routing key; safety & crime are the Garda division (DMR North) — coarser than a town, so two towns in the same county read the same.

Population & growth are loaded for ~7 counties so far (not Leinster yet); rent & yield are too sparse per town. Tap Schools or Affluence to drill in. Built from 184 CSO Small Areas.
AffluenceEducationAmenitiesTransportSafetyAffordabilityCity access
ClontarfWhitehall
The verdict

Clontarf is the stronger town on the data — it leads on 3 of the 7 dimensions to Whitehall’s 1, with 3 level: affluence, education levels and schools & amenities. Whitehall leads on affordability.

Higher is better on every spoke — affluence, education, amenity density, transport, safety, affordability and nearest-city access, scored head-to-head.

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